Computer glitch unleashes prize nomination debate

Steve Nadis

Nature, 2000, vol. 404, issue 6776, 320-320

Abstract: Boston The normally tranquil world of statistical physics and mechanics was rocked last week by a computer glitch that led to a temporary flurry of exchanges over nominations for the Boltzmann Medal, the field's most prestigious award that is given out once every three years.

Date: 2000
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